Hilarious, honest, down to earth, inspiring, moving-these and more sum Judy V. Rababah's first novel, Walk by Faith, Not by Sight. Written in the first-person perspective, Ms. Rababah entertains her readers and teaches them the many facts of life with her story as she looks back on how she lived through the death of her loving parents; how she braved medical tests that resulted in the diagnosis of her sarcoidosis; how she traveled half the world to marry a fiance she only met online; how she embraced and fell in love to an alien culture, neighborhood, and in-laws; how longing almost broke her heart when she had to leave her Jordanian husband to process his visa so they can move in the States and live happily ever after in the States; how she one day discovered that she totally lost her sense of sight and the affection of the love of her life, a fourth divorce in this lifetime; how she fought her way to independence by being able to read, communicate, work, socialize, commute, and take care of herself without her sight; how she grieved on the loss of her sister; how she amazingly played the role of the mother her children expected her to be, in spite of her disability; how she met a good man and developed a God-centered relationship with. Ms. Rababah tells us that "By trusting in the Lord, I don't need to see where I'm going. I can place one foot in front of the other with the blessed assurance that as long as he is with me, I can walk by faith, not by sight."